Daggum them boys thar at Rahrs know how to make some good brews! I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying this fine brew from the bottle and right from the tap there at the brewery! Golden amber in color with a hearty foamy head that dissipated quickly to a thin sheen and somewhat good lacing. Aromas of sweet malts, orange zest, maybe a little bit of lemon. Light- to somewhat medium-bodied, with a silkly smooth texture. Good sweet malts and just the right amount of hearty bite from the hops to make for a well-balanced white beer! Seems like a touch of lemon-grass in there too. Long-lingering malty-sweet finish but nothing overbearing. Just the right amount of carbonation in there too. The finish is so crisp and clean! Pair this up with some smoked gouda cheese or perhaps some smoked fish or grilled shrimp Cajun-style! Heck I’m thinking of some hearty new england clam-chowder with this Texas brew!

great love te blonde

First time trying Rahr and Sons and I like it a lot.
Good all around taste.
I look forward to trying more of their products.

Had the Blonde Lager on draft for the first time this weekend. Really enjoyed it and will put right at the top of my list.

Just tried it yesterday ,i live in childress,my boss brought it to me from fort worth ,im a budlidght drinker and dont care to try new beer,and the rahr blonde is REALLY GOOD!